文學並非一切，但一切皆可為文學，所以透過文學作品的閱讀，可以裨益我們瞭解藝術，瞭解文化，更重要的，瞭解人生與洞察人性。本課程以斷代為綱，每一主題選取特定相關作品，解析、探討其中的美學與文化的質素，期望同學在研讀後，培養文學與美學的心靈，照見自我生命，反思當下自我生命存在的意義。

Literature is not everything, but everything can be literature, so reading literary works can help us understand art, understand culture, and more importantly, understand life and gain insight into human nature. This course is based on chronology. Each theme selects specific related works to analyze and explore the aesthetic and cultural qualities in them. It is expected that after studying, students will cultivate a literary and aesthetic mind, see their own lives, and reflect on the meaning of their current existence.

教學目的
1.透過本課程的設計，期能帶領學生感受古典文學的內在情感，進入經典的精神世界，培養學生對中國文化的溫情與敬意，並從中找到讓自己生命內在感動的力量。
2.培養閱讀古文，及賞析能力。並透過閱讀，學習如何信達雅地將自己的想法與情感呈現出來。

主要內容 帶領學生閱讀歷代經典文獻，逐一詮解、分析，並進一步互動討論。

Teaching purpose
1. Through the design of this course, it is expected to lead students to feel the inner emotions of classical literature, enter the spiritual world of classics, cultivate students' warmth and respect for Chinese culture, and find the power to move their own lives.
2. Cultivate the ability to read and appreciate ancient texts. And through reading, learn how to present your thoughts and emotions honestly and elegantly.

Main content: Lead students to read classic documents from past dynasties, interpret and analyze them one by one, and conduct further interactive discussions.

1、龔鵬程：《中國傳統文化十五講》（台灣：五南圖書出版有限公司）
2、簡宗梧：《人文鏡原》（台北：三民書局）
3. 臺靜農：《中國文學史》，（臺北：臺灣大學）
4. 中國社科院文學研究所總纂：《中國文學通史系列》，（北京:人民文學）
5.傅璇琮、蔣寅總主編：《中國古代文學通論》（共七冊），（瀋陽：遼寧人民出版社）

1. Gong Pengcheng: "Fifteen Lectures on Traditional Chinese Culture" (Taiwan: Wunan Book Publishing Co., Ltd.)
2. Jian Zongwu: "The Mirror of Humanity" (Taipei: Sanmin Book Company)
3. Tai Jinnong: "History of Chinese Literature", (Taipei: National Taiwan University)
4. Compiled by the Institute of Literature, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences: "General History of Chinese Literature Series", (Beijing: People's Literature)
5. Chief editors Fu Xuancong and Jiang Yin: "General Theory of Ancient Chinese Literature" (seven volumes in total), (Shenyang: Liaoning People's Publishing House)